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if 3^x=9^y then find the value of x:y​

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Answered by vijayabalanabi736
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Step-by-step explanation:

3x+y=9⟹y(3x+y)=y(9)⟹3xy+y2=9y

⟹3xy=9y−y2⟹xy=3y−13y2

In order to find the maximum value of x y we differentiate 3y−13y2

ddy(3y−13y2)=3−23y

For maximum value

3−23y=0⟹23y=3⟹y=92

∴(xy)max=3(92)−(13)×(92)2

=(272)−(274)

=(274)=6.75

Answered by jitendrabansal
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